Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23


 until October. He will conduct exsmI- nations for ell grades of department clerksEips. He will extend his tour from Washington Territory to Ariz ns aud back through Texas, Louisiana gId Tennessee. FL PAso. July l4-A summary of the importation from Mexico ID the customs district of PssO del Norte. during the ifs call year ending June 30th, 1887. gives the precious metals and ore imported in round number, sl3.6OO ,OO0, falling oii of SlOO coo from the previous year.
 The imports were silver bullion 3D. OOO.0OO. silver coin (AeXicsn) $s.00O.0OU, gold bullion, S300.000, gold coin (Mexi- can) S3OOCOO, silver ore, &, ,0OO,0OO. This IS decrease of $20O0.O0O ID Mexican silver coin over the previous year, and an increase of S400,O 900 in silver bullion. SlOOOOO in Mexican gold com, and Sl40OO Tn silver ore. The total im- p"rtation of silver for the year was 40,- OOO tons, m average of ll5 tons per day, GgaInst 34 tons per day for the previous year.
 The total value of the other imports wss S4O30O0 against S624 .0O0 for the previous year. The falling off is chiefly ID meal. which importation last year was 5000 pounds, against 4jOOO0 10 ISSi-S7.
 Cattle fell off from 25.OJO head to IS OCO head. Goat skins aLd hides fell of Sl,OO0 from 1885 S6 Liquors i'm poried were valued at S2 SO0, cigars Sl.OO0 in 1885 SC and S7 ,iOO in 1sS6-S7. g. 9O0 lead. snd copper bullion 1Ss5-s6 II SO. iSSG SS Sl,JCl Gr pes, lSS5-S6. | i20.'JJ p.Uu3s.
 C.Ii cuon iuties fo. 'hr E.st three yc.rs nre Es follows: isSi-S5. s45OC0, lSSj-S5, S6s.tGO. 1ss6 S7, sJ5,'sJ A de- c-e-sa n tae import ,;IoJ D! .a.l, which i pays .l average luty ofuv-s r'.. ai cents ! per pound, would pcc1 TO tr- -he de- ! ersass of thirteen ibau and dollars ID the collections of lSSf S7. a4 compared with those ot 1885 st.
 ROME, July 14 The dstr IS Of CD ex- picslOn iu xunrCNi-f uIaVEEine 6t Massaw6h on ;he 2i'h Git, show tLgt Ia it,.libu solil--- ae.- SI. d and z lui'r-i and that Cs-. r Tor 'i, rsy worth 1 Ssi0'U0 wbs G--.sns,d.
 CaICACo, Ja!y Ij.-Fre iosrd of dl- rsctors O, the national educational essO- cia.Ion this afternoon passed unanimous ly the following resolution: Resolved. That a communication for the Legislation of the state of California and from several railroad companies that have made proposition for low fare be received and referred to a com mIttee Of five with power to determine the time and place of the ne1S assOeia- | IiOn meeting, with instructions that they select the city of San Francisco prOyid ed satisfactory arrangements can be made there.
 Haiti, Campbell, and Young all made vigorous speeches in favor oi San Fran CISCO as the next place of meeting.
 BERLIN, July I4.-FrederIck krupp. the gun man, metal founder end SIgan- tic steel gun maker, died to-day ID hrs villa near Essen, Rhenisb, PrussIs. Herr Krupp was born at Essen in 1912.
 PHExrx, Suly I6-J. o. Dunbar. o' Tombstone, hss bought the Phenix Gs- zette.
 OMAHA, July 16.-Qaeen KapiclianI and s1ite pass-d through here last night en route for Ssn Francisco. Ths Queen said sine wa- anxious to get to San Fran cisco where she expects news direct from her husband.
 ST. THOMAS. Ont, July lG.-Ths nun bsc killed by the collision ot the excur- sion train on tbe Grand Trunk Iosd runnIng into the Michigan Central train a, the crossing here yesterday is nine teep, and forty wounded. When the en- zine plunged into the train, Engineer | Donnelly wes found in the cab with his I aN- T ing to make the air brakes work. To add additional horror to tho affair the collision was followed by 9 tremendous explosion of oil, which could be heard for miles.
 PARIS, July l6.-FigAro says that Capt. Joirs will, n OctohsT, attempt to make q balloon voyage EcFoss the At Isntic to New York. He will start form St. NHoars.
 THOUSAND ISLANDS. x ' July 16- The PreSIdsn. aud party arrived here by steamer at 1:10 P. m and Gili return by special train this eyeTiag.
 CLEVELAND. July l6.-Ths beat here today hos been terrific Yesterday was the hottest July day i1 Cleveland for nine years, bD. it i8 several degrees warmer to-day, the mercury registering 9S ID the shade.
 UTICA, N. Y, July l6-At 8 D. n. to- day the mercury stood 9S in The shade
 CARBON DALE, His, July l6-Whi!e Mrs. John A. Logon was out riding yes ,erdsy the horse she was driving be- cane frightened and backed tbe buggy over an embankmeut. Mrs, Logan ID attempting tO jump out, caught her foot in the wheel and was thrown under the horses feet. She sustained a severe sHcalp wound and her left arm and side : were badly praised. Tie surgeon pro nounced her wCnnds serious, but not necessarily dangerous.
 NEW YORK, JulT lG-The MetropolI-
 ton storage Va-ehcuses on thIrty-eighth
 street. and adjoining ths beautiful Casino
 Theatre was burned this morning. The loss Is half a million dollars. Ibe thea 3 Ire wss saved only after great exerilon !, seven fremen were seriously injured.
 PARIS, July 16-Advocale PGrson of
 the court Ot appeal. made his appear
 ance on the stree: here yesterday eve - ming. On The night Of the iete come } persons who were riding m cabs. and ] shouted "A bas Grevy' were compelled
 to alight in the streets by the mob Q Those who declined to Go 70 were icrcl- ) ply removed from their vehicles, There
 were hostile demonstrations at the Ger ] mon embassyi ID BOrdeauy, and windows [ were broken in the office of the govern 3 nent building.
 1, CINCINNATI, July l6.-Temperature l: ] two degrees hotter st noon to-dsy thar , yesterday. There has been a number of , prostrations from heat among lsbCrer'
 and others exposed to the extreme heat
 Four deaths yesterday and four more [ reported up to noon to-day. Many ! laborers have gvien Up work on sc : count of the great heat.
 UTICA. New York, July l6-The spe
 cisl train which conveys the Presiden Y and party 10 the Thousand Isles, lef s here at the appointed hour. Secretary
 and Mrs. Fsirchild boarded the tram II
 Uuca this morning. At Holland Fat e ent. the party was augmented by Ms D Rose Cleveland snd l.. L. Yemnns an' i and wife. brother-in-lsw and sister O = . the President. and Miss Carrie E, sn' . Miss Mary l.. Hastings, Presiden ! ~ n. .lH